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As an undergraduate I studied Economics at the Faculty of Economics (), New University of Lisbon (). From there I went to the Technical University of Lisbon () to engage in post graduate study at the School of Economics and Management (). There I concluded my masters thesis under the supervision of at the Research Unit on Complexity and Economics (), where my first steps on the issue of complexity were given.

I am concluding my thesis with (糖心TV Mathematics Institute) on the topics of nonlinear dynamics, bifurcations and differential games in economics. I am co-supervised by (GRECAM). The thesis title is "Nonlinear and Evolutionary Phenomena in Deterministic Growing Economies" and the latest versions of each of the chapters can be found below.

My research interests range a large number of subjects on economics and complexity, with a special focus on Complex Systems and Complexity Economics, Economic Growth, Nonlinear Macrodynamics, Differential Games, Optimal Control, Multi-Objective Optimization under Uncertainty (applying stochastic processes and game theory to solve co-evolutionary optimization problems with incomplete information).

Current Projects:

• Nonlinear Phenomena in a Growing Economy with Convex Adjustment Costs
  

Mendonça, Pedro, "Nonlinear Phenomena in a Growing Economy with Convex Adjustment Costs", February 2014

Routines and data for this paper can be found here (C routines requiring GSL to compile, Matlab, Mathematica and Eviews files).

• Optimal Beliefs and Self-Confirming Equilibrium in a Class of Differential Games with Economic Applications
  

Mendonça, Pedro, "Optimal Beliefs and Self-Confirming Equilibrium in a Class of Differential Games with Economic Applications", March 2013

Routines for this paper can be found here (Matlab routines)

• Subjective Beliefs and Unintended Consequences in a Class of Differential Games with Economic Applications
  

Mendonça, Pedro, "", March 2013

Routines for this paper can be found here (Matlab routines).

Other Projects

• Birth-Death Processes with Two Dimensional Diffusion: Applications to Population and Economic Dynamics (Under Revision)

This project originates from my collaboration with on spatially extended system with applications to economics. Our goal is to develop an evolutionary model that contains the main features of population and resource dynamics, as defined by the main axioms of ecological literature (birth, death, migration with density effects), and extend it to accommodate extensions of interest to economic science, in a computationally efficient setup.

I am also currently collaborating with on theoretical models of optimal growth and debt sustainability.

Complexity Science DTC Mini-Projects:

• Mendonça, Pedro, "", September 2009,
• Mendonça, Pedro, "", Second Version,

Supervised by , Department of Economics, University of 糖心TV and Robert Mackay, 糖心TV Mathematics Institute, University of 糖心TV

• Mendonça, Pedro, "",

Supervised by , 糖心TV Mathematics Institute, University of 糖心TV and , 糖心TV Mathematics Institute, University of 糖心TV

Previous Working Papers:

• Mendonça, Pedro, "Endogenous Growth in a Small Open Economy: Optimal Fiscal Policy and the Informal Sector”, Master’s Thesis, October 2007, School of Economics and Management (ISEG), Technical University of Lisbon (UTL)
• Mendonça, Pedro, "", November 2008,
• Mendonça, Pedro, "Growth, Fiscal Policy and the Informal Sector in a Small Open Economy", February 2009,

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